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proposal.md

@@ -16,30 +16,30 @@ VII. Acknowledgements
 ## I. Introduction
 
 In the fall of 2017, the Open Fabrics Working Group (OFIWG) discussed proposing an extention to the current version of the ISO C++
-Networking Technical Specification (N4643) to include support for HPC Fabrics. The intent of this proposal is to improve the
+Networking Technical Specification (N4695) to include support for HPC Fabrics. The intent of this proposal is to improve the
 programmability and accessibility of HPC interconnect hardware.
 
 ## II. Motivation and Scope
 
-N4643 currently targets commodity, ethernet based, interconnects. Developing a fabric extension to N4643 will increase the accessibility
+N4695 currently targets commodity, ethernet based, interconnects. Developing a fabric extension to N4695 will increase the accessibility
 of fabric interconnects to HPC applications, runtimes, and languages. A fabric extension to the C++ Networking Technical Specification
 will provide new mechanisms improving HPC application, runtime, and language performance and efficiencies.
 
 ## III. Impact On the Standard
 
-The proposed fabric extension will depend on N4643. The proposed fabric extension is a "pure extension" of N4643. The current suite of
+The proposed fabric extension will depend on N4695. The proposed fabric extension is a "pure extension" of N4695. The current suite of
 libraries used for HPC fabrics are implemented in C99. This proposed fabric extension can be implemented, at a minimum, using C++11
 compilers and libraries.
 
 ## IV. Design Decisions
 
-Design decisions in this proposal are presented as an extension to N4643. This proposal may impact N4643.
+Design decisions in this proposal are presented as an extension to N4695. This proposal may impact N4695.
 
 ## V. Technical Specifications
 
 ## VI. References
 
 ## VII. Acknowledgements
 
-This document is based on N4643, the ISO C++ Networking Technical Specification.
+This document is based on N4695, the ISO C++ Networking Technical Specification.